Isoquant Curve
Definition
A curve representing all combinations of two factor inputs (Labour and Capital) that produce the same level of output. Also called 'Equal Product Curve' or 'Production Indifference Curve'. Higher isoquants represent higher output.
Example
"A factory can produce 100 units using either (10 workers, 5 machines) or (5 workers, 10 machines). Both points lie on the same Isoquant representing 100 units of output."